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BUSINESS IN GOOD SHAPE.
The General Markets Roman Unex-
pec,edly Strong ia the Face of
Adverse Rumors

PanIcs abroad an strikes at home have
tested the strength OF all markets during the
past week. Over hastily il is inferred aha
panics on forign exclang,, moan war; they
may mean only COLLAPSE OF the unusual spec.
ulation which has prevailed OF late, especi
ally at Berlin, News, in the strict sense doe.
not afford much evidence that war impsnds:
bu, rumor ami APP )reh IN 'ion havs doprssse 1
stocks and lifteI grain. Thus teste1 the mar ,
kets have shown unsxpecsed stea1in.ss.
Foreign union lug Of An,r.ciI STOCK, has
caused but mo lerate decline in pricst, while
even in tie grain mlrkst tho aivan,S ha
been conservative and limi.ei, and other
markets have chlngd bus little. Probably
grain woul have riseI m)re hal MT tn,
great str,k - exsr5ed restraining iunusac,
Tramp rJers are moving grain m)r, freNy
than n week ago.
Tn dry goods trade, tn jugl eff .cteI by
uncertainty as to trCnsp jrtlI)n. sill i'm
proves with resDec. 20 co;t)us, wills the hes
itations in woo.en' increlses jston sales
Of wool are % per cent large, than last year,
with pric ~ barely ly. Imports for 1856
were 3l,sG} LIB pJu11s. beside, ( i3I, 6}g.
pounds waste, and SECS yarn. Iron e.
hepsd by revival in ship building, Sc! 80
being quoted at Philadelphia for NJ /, AMI
an advance exoec,ed at P,ttsburg Coke ha,
advanced ut Pittsburgh - cents per ton,
Western nail makers will advance the prics
from 500 to 65 AMI the Windou G. ass
Association has raisei prices TO per cent.
Oil pro luction was 81 3!S 9jS blrre's last
year, aginst % 1904 in 1885. Trunk line
east boun1 tonnage last year was IL 236 To-
against l 3Ji,0)1 in 1885. an1 west >bound
was 2 { % $40, aginst ,, 4j,n2J.
TIE monty market is little higher as t.
rate tn n a week ago, bus well supplied, a III
foreig exchange IN YES up 10 - 50. Slles
of cotton last week were larger, with prices de.
preset, but fully recovered. Wheat adj
vanc d &c and corn nc. with mn lerat !
dealing, wh.ls oil decline 1872 and coffle 4,
Pork and lard slgl,ly advanced ami tn .
New York cattle mrke, was shadJ
stronger.
The business failures during the last sevsn
days numb,r, for the u lted States, 229, nd
for Cara la so, total OF 2Gl, compared with
27l last week. Failures in Canada arc
numerous and important; in New York City
few and insi nificnnt, in the other sections OF
the country about up t. tn, average.
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THE VERMONT RAILROAD DIS
ASTER.
More Victims Identified-TheO ON
cial Investigation Commenced.


cial Investigation Commenced.
The civil authorities OF Hartford, We, have
| now assumed charge OF the remains OF the
victims OF the railroad accident, together
with their personal effects so far as found.
IL Is now learned that Mrs. Williams Dan.
no. OF WinoOski. VT, was lost. Her hus>
band was in the baggage car at the
time o. the accdsn', Her remains have
not been identified. A peculiar case has
arisen over the natter OF the Identification OF
oo1y claimed by two parties, one alleging
that 1t is the body OF female aud the other
that 1t is that Of a male. Even the doctors
are evenly divided on the question on account
OF the charred condition OF the corpse.
Clothing, watches, keys, etc, belonging TO
eac OF the victims, were found on tn, res
mains In such manner as T. indicate that
the two pTs n died together aud thai one
body was entirely consumed. There is moth,
ing left of the other bus portion OF the
trunk, minus the head arms and legs.
John Henry H4z,n, ono OF one Board OF
Selectmen, Of the town OF Hartford. savs
that. in his opinion, the bodies of 49 person,
Killed have thu, far been taken from the
wreck, althous h this is not 10y nctual count.
l'aac Gates, undertaken, says 81 bodis, have
been brought u his care, 2 OF which have
been identified aud removed, and perhaps
i've more susceptible of ijentihc ltion. Prof.
Fletcher, Chief Of the Engineering DEPART
msnt OF DlrtmC ,th G ,llege, who has made IA
close exam nation of the tr lck leading to tae
bridge says there were three rails torn up at
the point where the car Pilgrim probably
L. H.,
defects In the m lterill an1 in construction
IL Is learned that Mrs. Horlce Fairbanks,
wife OF Ex-Governor Fdirblnks ,ot 81. j inns
bury, is am)ng the lost. Another person.
supposed to be one OF the victims, is II.
Hiz'n, OF Hartford. Mrs. BIAS lel, of
Fitch burg, is safe in Montreal Charles II.
Hubbard OF Clmbriige Mss, who is r.,
ported to have been wounded in the acci>
dent, is wanted in b )5ton for the emb,zze
msnt of $500 de was on his way to Cana,
da.
The following is an additional list of per.
sons found to b. missing All supp )sel to b,
lost; Home; Riggs. of Mddl bury, VI, ID.
Brooks, Of Cornwall, Olt.; Fred Blais. of
Springfield, Mass.
At small farm house near the bri Ige lie
two injured men who were presum IDLY over
looked previously, but who are having the
best OF care. Thy are Mr.. Wilcox, owning
a large farm near Bangor, N. Y, who is Sc
riously injured on the head, and Mr.. Barlate,
Frenciman from Nashua, whose head is
badly cut.
The oflic al inve3dg ltiol into the circun.
stances connected with thu railroad disaster
of Saturday began under the direction of the
Board OF Railroad Commissioners OF Yer.
mont, consisting o; Ex-Governor S. T.. Pm.
gree, OF Hartford, chairman; Hon. w. l..
Clark, OF Rutland. AMI H)l. I. G. Fletcher,
OF ST. Johnsbury. The first witness was
Charles IL. Pierce, engineer Of the uufortu-
nate train. HIS testim my conincides sub
stantially with the newspaper rep)rs already
published
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RAILROAD DISASTERS
Passenger Train. Thrown Over Bank
An Engineer Killed aud Ten
Men Injured

HELENA. NOyr., February g. Two delayed
express trains which had boon cJas3lidatei nc
D'ckerson, OAK, mss with a serious accident
Wetnesdly afternoon shout THREE miles east
n SIverwater, Montana The trains h "a
been delayed b. the heavy snow and had
baon running very fas', but slowsi up az
they reached ths narrow s2lc5 between a
high bluff and YolI2vs.o1e river a. the point
mentioned whore they struck a broken rail.
Iheengineand mail car passed. safes over the
rail, which was broken in several places The
D1Rzage, express, ono tmigrant aud one
arst-ciass car were thrown over the bank Of
The river, a distance Of ab)u, eighteen feet
and landed upon thor sd's. All the pass,
sngers capei injury, an Inc fres occurred.
Another accident hlppnsi on Che North,
srn Pacific Hdlrold near O. ,rrlsoo TWO
engines with a slow-plow we're ditched OIe
engineer, nomsd Frank Jones, was killed
anil, 10 T. claimed, tel men we're seriously ia.
lured.
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MORE SCARED THAN HURT.

No Confirmation OF tho Report Of
Heavy Losses on Cattle Ranges.
Adyices received az The general ON sss Of
the NJrtnsrl Pacific do not confirm the re-
ports Of heavy losses among the cattle in the
mountain rangs The weather all through
che Territory has been very severe for dlv
or two pu, but the cold wave, tho official.
soy, has MT been ~ sufficient duration 10
cause tho los, reported TIE cattle. a..
corlinz TO the reports received have winner.
q we'll, OBJ. frequent chin9oks saving them
from any 2relt loss Toe last Trustworthy
ady.ces received b. the companys ,mea.s
we're letter d1tei The 9th ut They pro-
naunce an cittIs through the Territory &.
J.In cool condition and that the csttlonon
lJ,k forward 70 no more than an average
IJss.
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FOR ANOTHEps CRIME
Remarkable Statement Made by a
Woman On Her Death Bed.

Remarkable Statement Made by a
Woman On Her Death Bed.
Mrs. Harriet Van Auken, who has been in
The Olondaga Psniteutiary at Syaracuse. ".
Y, for ten years, serving life SO ltence for
the murder Of her husband at West Monroe.
tod story on her dcath-bed which throws a
new light on the crime for watch she hls suf-
fered - long. Size has been slowly dying for
some time from the effects OF tunor in her
LIFT side. A repor.cc visited her an Mes
Van Auksn told in substance the following
story:
"For long years have SUI cred for the
crime Of another. II was Lo en- Grover who
killed my husband Grover came TO our
hou'e an ac,usei my hu5blnd OF poisoning
one Of his, Growers, c)w4 A quirrsl ems
sued aud my hu band ordered Grover out Of
the house. Grover cams back again W tn an
axe and struck my Husband with IL On the
head. Grover then drew a revo, yer and
hret three shots at my husband as no
lay on the floor He then placed
the pistol TO my head aud ruaie me swear
that would never reveal the Grim.
Of which / had been horrih,i witness
Grover then cut the body up, put the differ
emit plris into two bags, and compelled me 70
drive him 10 a lonely spot three miles from
the house, where hs buried the remains. I re.
p He'd Growers suggestion that 1 should run
away with him, and he began 70 circulate
s. Dries that bad murdered Van Auken. I
was convicted on circumHantial evidence.
and have kept my secret until now"
The story will be investigated.
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Weekly Report ofthe Crons.

The wheat ii ,ldI OF Ohio, In Llama and I'LL
nos, Missouri an Kansas at the Gle SO of last
week were generally bre Of snow, while
those of Michigan AMI Wisconsin were gen,
orally well prot cted The amount OF at
tendant injury resulting from the disappear,
ance OF snow, thus far. has been light
though occ Isional reports OF the damage
from freezing have already been made. In
= ay and Franklin coun les, I'm South>
ern Illinois, some OF the fields
show injury from freezing. In Brown
Douglas, FIyette, Iroquois, Macon and Ma
son counties, in S Iuthern Indiaaa, wheat has
been badly injured by fire. Eng Report,
from fourteen other counties show wheat
looking fair to good. In Champaign and
Franklin cou tiles, of Ohio, injury from
counties havs bsen dep'e.ei OF snow. Lus have
not felt the eHsc,s d the frsez ny. Ia, c1m-
plant of continued 'rj AL coil wslther is
made by many Of n, cou ltie, of Klnsas and
serious injury in this reg Ard is reported from
C)wley, Davis. Dju slas, Harper, Mitchell,
Smith and Sumner counties. TIE crop is Ie
ported as looking well in Bourbon, Ellsworth
Osborne and Rocks counties Discouraging
reports of the condition OF wheat are made
from Gentry and l. vingston counties, Of
Missouri, owing to freezing, but in Dawes,
Mercer, Miller, r )lls, Salem and St. Charles
counties, the fields, though bare, are reporte
ed as looking well. The movement OF corn
is scarcely Perceptible in Iowa, AMI is also
very slow in Minnesota, Missouri, Iowa, In,
diana and iio, owing to bl roads though
the stocks are reported low in all the States
namoi. Tn reports show also thai there is
a very SOW shipping movement OF potatoes
in all the Western States and generally light
supply.
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Cattle Prospects in Wyoming.

The weather in the Upper Platte country,
w. T., since the first Of the year has been
very stormy. Tue higl winds which have
been constantly blowing have kept the hills
partially hare. Inc range cattle are poor,
owing to the scarcity OF feed. The outlook
FOR the cattle interests up to the present time
Is not hitterinz, bat should tho snow melt
soon, which is now anticipated by the cattle
men OF that section, there will BE- rapid inn.
proVemsnt in The condition Of tho large herds
II cattle in the Piotte crHntry.
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BY CHANCE.
An Impromptu Duel on the Hiehwa,

An Impromptu Duel on the Highway.
Dr.J. c. Wilcox is tn Republican leader
OF Ashe clun,y N. c., aud Mr.. John Baker
Is one of the leading Democrats Of the same
county. Daring the campaign last fall a
bitter feud sprang up between the two over a
discussion of political questions AS the
campaiE h in Ashe county progressed it was
with the greatest fIiculty that a
duel was then prevented. The election came
OF and the feud has been KEEP: up with in,
creasinS bitterness ever since Wednesday,
as DIR. Wilcox was returning from a visit to a
patient in tne country, he met Baker. The
latter stopped the decor and told him that
he 10 kerr could not live any longer without
settlement of the d Glculty according to the
code. Wilcox replied that he was ready and
anxious TO accommodate Mr.. Blker at any
time, and in any manner that was desired.
Baker asked Wilcox il he was armed, and he
answered in the affirmative Each then pull
led his pistol, and it was ex lmued by the
other and handed back 10 tie owner.
Fifteen PAGES were thea marked Off and
shooting began. FIVE rounds were fred, and
on the last round Blker was shot through the
head and MORALLY woun1ed Wilcox then
gave Baker the benefit Of his skill as a physi-
clan, and carried him home Baker immedi-
ately sent for his friends aud made a state
ment embedying the. o facts, aud stated tn t
he pressed the duel on Wilcox, aud that the
latter only acted in self-defenso. Wilcox had
two bullet holes in his hat aud one in his
coat
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Notes From ohio

Thirteen prisoners, all co1n' srfsiters. W ,re
released from the Coum5uI psni.entiary
Thursday.
Nasdlon now has two natural gas com
ponies. one is composed Of local capita it,.
and the other Of The Standard OIL Company
The Canton Repostorii after a careful eur.
vey. finds That business in Canton is much
better in all lines tIan a yelr ago and th lat
prospects are bright Tor tbe future
Byafr.ight collision between Baltimore
and Ohio trains a. Newark, railroad p-,.
perty valu I'd at e.. 900 was destroyed a1I
brakeman named snoigraa was fatally ip.
isrel
Jesse Himilton on wife, % Ygungsfoyc
we're divorced o. 1874 Mr Hamilton has
lately become heir TO 5s0)y and the div,rc d
wife wants b share in be- W. tneses testify
that the parties liysi together after The
rtvrrra
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A most remarkable Story has jIst come
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worthy person. Calvin O. raa1y. a..r,
has just bsel brought dJen from tls m.u -
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thatthe nezroa had b.eI fred HsIsa large.
fran man. with dlI. consists look The
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IN one N The marrow valleys around m p.
back Mountain that hs was n1. allowed
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him any money AID gave mm Ilt lien.
clothes G2many h8so brother Hviuz near
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win strayed N the mJu1ta.n5aII was not
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when ihsy hear hs wax d. asa slave by "a
man in Che moI1.ai1s. H went atsr bs
brother ard says chat be- found him being iI.
treated, whipped anil confined jus. a. iu
slavery tme.
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Rhenmatio Gont Cured.

BUFFALO, May %. 1886.
GENTS Since 1872 lhavc been troubled
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TRAIN EonnEns ForLEp.


Drop oD the camps
While ths Wt5l1 wes.-5yull fbroy1b
express. which usI1ily ctrrIes a rich bal Of
r1 rency, vas passing through tbs bottom
n.ar IoI3no H. three young mon craw.ei
from their hiding place behind The
tsnier All pereuptorily ordered E1ziueer
Iyrel ~ stop The train. Tho trio cooliy re-
muke1 they had found access 10 The OK ars,s
car imposs be except through the side door.
lyrro.i preteu jed D. comply WIKI tbs demand.
but instead reached hIs tool chest and drew d
revolver The wouId-bs r5bDers we're cJm-
pellsl 70 hoii up their hands and then, one
~ time, Iyrell kicked them ignominiously
from the train as 30 rushed along
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Consumption.

notwithstanding the great number who
yearly iccumb 10 this terrible and fatal dis
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lt you have tumor, lOr tumor symptorneI
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1t is supposed that the wonderful
Roman mortar, hard after 1000 years
had passed, owed 1t excellence to the
addition OF sacchaIine matter.
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WI hil the heart ~ every uTering woman n
ill only persist in the use OF Ir pierrc'a
faIorite PRESCRIPTION" ~ will cure the
Inprt 'N"rncitting Icr od cal poi ls. and re-
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gl kihdrcd disorders. Price reduced 10 ono
dollar BY Druggists. w '''o
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Mime, SembricA has been appointed singer
to toe Emperor and Empress OF Germany.

Being en- rely vegetable, no particular caro-
Isre d VIII us ng DIR. i crcc's "Plcasa Z
uIBat We re lets" They OJeia.e without
a siurbanCe the coust tuition, diet or occu-
y ufn For sick h 'aiache, con Il patton, i'm
1utc Nou', ar ness for CruCtJt Ols from
,4cSs' pam m region Of kidneys internal fever.
bloat'd Zee ing a tout ST. ach rush of b God
u mead, take DR. IicrCeH "Pcll,ttn Bv
druggists ~
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Boards of Health endorse Rcd Star Cough
Gu 9 as n sIee ly and sure remedy for cou chs
and Gods. Scientists pronounce IL entirely
vegetable and free rom opistes. Price, TWEEN
tV-fiye cents n 10 tie.
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Bod!ypnns are instantly relieved by the
ure of st. Jacobs Oil. DR.. II. Butler Master
OF Arts, Cambridge University, England, says:
1T acts Ike mngic.n
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One Hop Plaster will do the work Of "a dcl.r
bottles Of dirty linimcnt or salvc. Kills Pain.
Ol what q sharp pain Apply q Hon p0yo,,s
H1feT and experience relief and cure 2j rta
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British Minister West weighs about 200
pounds.
Labouchere is not willing TO bet that Eu-
ropean war is imminent
DR.. LEM is the tenth white man who has
crossed Africa from sea TO sea
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Blue birds and robins have appeared in
Midland Park N j.
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IN afiicted with sore eyes ueo DR. Isaac
IhomWon'a Eye. water Druggists sell at
PIC Dor bottle
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Relief e immediate. and n euro suro. piso's
Remedy for e.. Erh. o. cents
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ma, Glass, Wood, FREQ Walls at prugs and Gro.
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The decrease OF the public debt for the
month Of Jannary 81 y. lll.n-O dnllar.
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- Perfect Flood Of supsbtne,,

Richard Malcolm Johnstoue, the writer Of
Southern dialect stories is 60 years Of age.
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Attempt TO Burn a Hotel

A bolt temp; was mal5 Wednesday
niSnt 70 burn IN, Falls Of French Creek No.
tel at Potistown, Pa, by satura,inz the
kitchen q Dor and furniture with kerosene AID
then iirinS It, FJr.u iate'y a lady was
awaksnei at mi might by her child. anI. de.
tecting the odor Of smoke, gave tie alarm
The names were soon extingdishoi, aud the
lives Of thu eighteen person, in the hotel
faycI.
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For Liver. Bile, Indigestion, etc Free from MGR
curry contains only Pure Vegetable Gngre lents